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That's likely a glimpse of our future, since it's been tried so many times in the past, but I wish we could implement something a little more automated, decentr
by WiseWeasel 14y ago
That's likely a glimpse of our future, since it's been tried so many times in the past, but I wish we could implement something a little more automated, decentralized and less prone to human failures than a single professional ruling body with permanent expulsion for "delinquents".
Maybe Github could offer a service to sign your software, free for open source, and pay for closed. They might run some kind of automated testing on your source for deviant behavior and to ensure quality, sign it, and revoke its keys if verified complaints are submitted. If the author is found to have malicious intent, then Github could ban him/revoke all his keys, and maybe a competitor could choose to sign his software instead, possibly one specializing in high-risk customers.